Brazil heads back to the future as Flavio Bolsonaro refuses to recognize Lula win

Oct 26 (Reuters) - Brazilian right-wing ​Senator Flavio Bolsonaro has followed his imprisoned father's lead by refusing to concede defeat to leftist President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, who ‌won a historic fourth term in Sunday's presidential election. Bolsonaro, the son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, called into question a late-Sunday decision by a Lula-appointed... Continue Reading →

Guyana secures major OECD risk-rating upgrade, paving way for cheaper international financing

Oct. 19 ( Guyanachronicle.com) GUYANA has secured another significant international economic milestone, with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) upgrading the country’s risk classification from Category Five to Category Four, a development expected to reduce the cost of certain types of international financing and strengthen access to funding for major development projects. The... Continue Reading →

Shale Oil Now Makes Up 72% of Argentina’s Crude Output, Data Shows

Sept. 16 (oilprice.com) Argentina's controversial right-wing president, Javier Milei, slashed inflation with a brutal dose of economic austerity, but this came at a steep social cost. The cost of living is spiraling higher, fueling household debt, loan delinquencies, and economic hardship. Industrial output, since Milei took office, has declined sharply, with local companies closing at... Continue Reading →

Experts, lawyers puzzled over US-Venezuela oil deal, call for contract transparency

Aug 31 (Reuters) - A massive long-term oil deal expected to grant the U.S. access to a fifth of Venezuela's crude ​reserves has energy experts and lawyers questioning its legality and eventual execution, while calling on both governments for contract transparency. The unprecedented pact, announced by U.S. ‌President Donald Trump on Friday and confirmed by Venezuela's interim... Continue Reading →

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